Multimodality, visual methods and lived experience

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Reavey, P., Langer, S. and Bailey-Rodriguez, D. 2019. Multimodality, visual methods and lived experience. Qualitative Methods in Psychology Bulletin. 28, pp. 7-12.
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TitleMultimodality, visual methods and lived experience
AuthorsReavey, P., Langer, S. and Bailey-Rodriguez, D.
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View from the Top from Prof Paula Reavey
Paula Reavey is Professor of Psychology and Mental Health at London South Bank University. This interview took place at the Qualitative Methods in Psychology (QMiP) and History & Philosophy of Psychology (HPP) joint 2019 conference at Cardiff Metropolitan University where Paula led a workshop on visual methods and delivered a keynote speech. Best known for her pathbreaking work on visual methods and multimodality (Reavey, 2011), she has also distinguished herself with her innovative interdisciplinary work in the field of mental health, space and embodiment.
Susanne Langer (Senior Lecturer in Psychology, MMU) and Deborah Bailey-Rodriguez (Lecturer in Psychology, Middlesex University), who are both associate editors of the QMiP Bulletin, asked the questions.

PublisherThe British Psychological Society
JournalQualitative Methods in Psychology Bulletin
ISSN2044-0820
Electronic2396-9598
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Print15 Nov 2019
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Deposited26 Nov 2019
Accepted31 Aug 2019
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This is a pre-publication version of the following article: Reavey, Paula, Langer, Susanne and Bailey-Rodriguez, Deborah (2019) Multimodality, visual methods and lived experience. Qualitative Methods in Psychology Bulletin, 28 . pp. 7-12. ISSN 2044-0820

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